Kate Ritchie's husband Stuart Webb has AVO extended for 12 months
The former NRL payer's ban will remain in place for a year
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April Glover
Kate Ritchie’s AVO against her husband Stuart Webb has been extended for a period of 12 months, after the matter was heard in court today.
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Webb, 39, fronted Waverley Local Court on Thursday but former Home and Away actress Kate was not present for the proceedings.
NSW Police issued the temporary Apprehended Violence Order on behalf of Kate and the protection order was extended for a year.
Kate Ritchie’s AVO against her husband Stuart Webb has been extended for a period of 12 months, after the matter was heard in court today.
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The actress was listed on the application under her married name Katherine Leigh Webb, which was lodged by Constable Dean Hodges.
Under the AVO, Webb cannot assault, or attempt or threaten to assault Katherine Leigh Ritchie; destroy or damage her property (or threaten to do this); or stalk, harass or intimidate her.
The former NRL player is also banned from approaching his wife within 12 hours of consuming alcohol or taking illicit drugs.
Webb, 39, fronted Waverley Local Court on Thursday but former Home and Away actress Kate was not present for the proceedings.
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During the court hearing, Webb sat in silence, other than to indicate his presence and to plead guilty to the offence of mid-range drunk driving.
Kate has allegedly moved out of their home and is living away from Stuart but the pair were mentioned in court as being still married.
The former NRL player is also banned from approaching his wife within 12 hours of consuming alcohol or taking illicit drugs.
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Webb did not argue against the provisions mentioned and was silent in court.
Webb was also charged with mid-range drink driving and pleaded guilty to the offence, before being sentenced to a 12 months community corrections order and five months disqualified from driving, already served.
Webb was also charged with mid-range drink driving and pleaded guilty to the offence, before being sentenced to a 12 months community corrections order and five months disqualified from driving, already served.
